More than 900 gallons per acre

YOU could do a south Tipperary version of the Sound of Music at this farm in Clogheen, Co Tipperary. The Knockmealdowns and the Galtees would beat the Alps any day, as any good Tipperary person knows.
More than 900 gallons per acre

Located just outside Clogheen, a former barrack town and an area with more than its fair share of ‘big houses’, this residential holding comes with a very attractive 56,000 gallons of quota and 60 acres.

It’s been under tillage for the last 10 years, and is perfect for potatoes, says auctioneer Liam Mullins, who is handling the private treaty sale of Garrankyle House.

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